Archival Journal & Collector’s Guide.
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What an Archive Chooses Not to Say
Lorenzo CaiaA reflection on the old habit of recording less than one knows and on whether an archive is more honest when it admits what it withholds.
What an Archive Chooses Not to Say
Lorenzo CaiaA reflection on the old habit of recording less than one knows and on whether an archive is more honest when it admits what it withholds.
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The Architecture of Time: Christiaan Huygens an...
Lorenzo CaiaIn 1656, Christiaan Huygens tamed an element no one before him could hold: time itself. This plate documents the pendulum clock's mechanism and the quiet reckoning that drew me to...
The Architecture of Time: Christiaan Huygens an...
Lorenzo CaiaIn 1656, Christiaan Huygens tamed an element no one before him could hold: time itself. This plate documents the pendulum clock's mechanism and the quiet reckoning that drew me to...
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The Architecture of the Beast: A History of Nat...
Lorenzo CaiaTo draw an animal is to classify it. We examine the lineage of naturalist illustration, where the creature exists not as a sentimental subject, but as a precise, structural specimen...
The Architecture of the Beast: A History of Nat...
Lorenzo CaiaTo draw an animal is to classify it. We examine the lineage of naturalist illustration, where the creature exists not as a sentimental subject, but as a precise, structural specimen...
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Taxonomy and Ink: The Scientific Lineage of Bot...
Lorenzo CaiaBefore photography, drawing a plant was a strict act of scientific classification. I examine how the European botanical illustration tradition shaped the structural logic of my ink archive.
Taxonomy and Ink: The Scientific Lineage of Bot...
Lorenzo CaiaBefore photography, drawing a plant was a strict act of scientific classification. I examine how the European botanical illustration tradition shaped the structural logic of my ink archive.
